Sentence examples for proportionally than from inspiring English sources

Sweden has taken in more refugees, proportionally, than any European country.

If you think of China's under thirties, they are buying more online proportionally than we are in the west.

Britain has lost at least 20 soldiers so far, a higher casualty rate proportionally than the United States.

The country raked in foreign direct investment worth more than 8% of GDP last year: even more, proportionally, than China.

Young people are outnumbered by older voters, and are concentrated in cities, where ballots carry less weight, proportionally, than in the sparsely populated countryside.

More people go to doctors now, proportionally, than before the NHS began; and we are healthier and longer-lived than then.

A look at the data shows that Yes Scotland mention pensions proportionally less than bettertogether.net, which prefers to talk about security than nuclear weapons.

On that measure, the debt of the United States is proportionally lower than that of Belgium, Italy or Japan, but somewhat higher than that of Germany, Britain or France.

All this was expensive, averaging more than £41,000 per prisoner and with police costs rising to £17.5bn – proportionally more than the US.

But they did so proportionally more than at older firms.

It would be like finding an elephant that's proportionally faster than a mouse".